> Yes it does, but YIKES that's a lot of problems! :-) > > A few of the highest priority problems should already be > fixed in GIT, but there are a slew of lower-priority (FIFO ownership/location, > etc.) problems that are not yet fixed. > > I think it would be helpful if we were to re-file each of > the issues you mentioned above as a separate bug report, then point the > original (combined) reports to block on any of the new (separate) > reports that apply. Otherwise it will be very difficult to keep > track of what was fixed and what still needs to be done! Might seem like a lot, but several issues likely need little more than testing the run level or whether TDM is running. Regarding the FIFO stuff, checking tdmrc:useSAK as the first step and basic housekeeping resolves several issues. After collating the list I don't think we're in horrible or overwhelming shape. All I see at this point is needing some fine-tuning --- as is the typical bug quashing process for new code. We'll get there much sooner than later. :) The biggest fix is that tdmrc:useSAK=false is always honored. The quiets 80% or more of all users. :) Let me finish my build run and then test the latest patches. Then I can assess into separate new reports. Darrell